Sobek In The Egyptian To Greek

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Sobek is are neith and khnum he lived in the egyptian to greek period greek
Sobek has a crocodile and human body
Sobek’s son is percy jackson

He is the god of the of nile the people thought that he would protect them from its dangers In his tomb they mummified crocodile in his honor
Sobek has made appearances in games movies and book such as smite,sobek the board game ,son of sobek ,warframe and sobek the comic

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